# Uranus

## Creating a token

1. Navigate to the Launches page and click  <img src="/files/yCL8ccw9nvlitdxfaKFD" alt="" data-size="line"> or just open [Uranus](https://x1000.finance/launches/new) via direct link.

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1. **Fill in token details**

Provide the following information:

| Type        | Information                                                                                                                                         |
| ----------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Image       | Upload a logo image for your token. Supported formats: JPG, JPEG, WebP, SVG, GIF or PNG, 512x512 px; 512 kb                                         |
| Name        | Enter the full token name                                                                                                                           |
| Symbol      | Choose a unique symbol (3-6 characters)                                                                                                             |
| Description | Add a short overview of your token                                                                                                                  |
| Links       | (Optional) Link your Telegram group, website, and X/Twitter account.                                                                                |
| Initial buy | Set the amount of TON (0-999) for your initial token purchase as the creator, securing a share via the bonding curve at launch                      |
| Trade fee   | The token creator receives 70% of trading fees. After launching on a DEX, they receive up to 70% depending on their share of the initial liquidity. |

3. Double-check all the details and click <img src="/files/luYA9VhDqXxa0dbgeVkL" alt="" data-size="line">

## Migration

Migration is the automatic move from X1000’s bonding curve to DeDust, where the token begins trading on a DEX.

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**Launch on X1000**

As you create a token, trading begins on a bonding curve.
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**Raise on the bonding curve**

As users buy, the bonding curve’s total value grows toward 1,050 TON.
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**Automatic migration**

X1000 starts the move to DeDust — no action needed.
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**Liquidity pool creation**

A DeDust pool is created with 1,000 TON and [200,000,000 tokens](#user-content-fn-1)[^1] locked.
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**Trading on DeDust**

Your token is now tradable on DeDust. It [will be whitelisted](https://help.dedust.io/en/launch/whitelist) shortly.
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## Initial Token Launch Parameters

| Parameter                        | Value                                    |
| -------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------- |
| Initial Market Cap               | 350 TON                                  |
| Initial Price                    | [0.00000035 TON](#user-content-fn-2)[^2] |
| Total Supply                     | 1,000,000,000 tokens                     |
| Post-Migration Liquidity Pool    | 1,000 TON + 200,000,000 tokens (locked)  |
| User-Held Tokens After Migration | 800,000,000 tokens                       |

## Fees

The following are fees charged by X1000 when you launch tokens on the X1000 platform:

| Action                                                  | Fee     |
| ------------------------------------------------------- | ------- |
| Create a token                                          | 0 TON\* |
| When a coin graduates from the X1000 platform to DeDust | 50 TON  |

*\*except for the blockchain fee which is approximately \~0.15 TON.*

## Rewards

You can earn up to 70% of your token’s trading fees, both before and after migrating to a DEX. For more information, visit [the Rewards page](/start/rewards.md)

[^1]: Total supply is 1B tokens.\
    Ownership is revoked.

[^2]: 3.5×10^-7 TON


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